Irish Independent - 2020-08-04

• ‘Ireland is now blessed by the peace John gifted to us all’
• Vaccine: WHO warns there may be no ‘silver bullet’ for virus
• FAI unity, fears for Bulgaria games, and Covid issues
• Exploring the secret life of the seashore
• Why there’s much more to sex than ‘dial-an-orgasm’
• Trump allies and critics unite to oppose poll delay
• Vatican downplays reports Benedict is gravely ill
• White House official raises fresh doubts about future of TikTok
• How John Hume played a key role in bringing new life to Derry City FC
• Bloody Sunday left Hume devastated as his hometown made headlines worldwide
• Grieving family urges people ‘to light a candle for peace’
• Hume’s message was deceptivel­y simple: nothing would be achieved by violence
• The night we ended up sharing a bed – all in the pursuit of peace
• Even in the darkest days, he did not turn his back on peace
• Clinton: ‘I admired and liked him. I loved being with him’
• In a very real way, he saved Ireland from a descent into hatred and hopelessne­ss
• John was tireless in his pursuit of peace
• Without a doubt, he was the greatest Irishman since Parnell – we owe him our gratitude
• From seminarian to the architect of the peace process
• Civil rights leader worked hard to change view in the US of Irish conflict
• ‘The only change that truly matters is in the human heart’
• Foster pays tribute to ‘a giant in Irish nationalis­m’
• Publicans might well need a stiff drink if Martin sticks to his ultra-cautious approach
• Strict rules on indoor gatherings expected to stay in place
• ‘Government keeping bars shut for no reason’
• Green List set to be cut over spike in cases
• Half a million workers forced to stay home as Melbourne’s lockdown measures intensifie­d
• Two killed as car veers off mountain road and crashes into swollen stream
• Body of man who went missing on fishing trip found in river
• New father charged over armed raid and assault in Lidl shop
• Shot at for singing and forced ‘shearing’ – toll paid by women during the Civil War
• From the Atlas Mountains to a Boiling Lake:
• Fingleton faces €460,000 bill for bid to stop Central Bank probe
• An Post’s ‘one-stop shop’ for greener homes
• Thousands flee homes as huge wildfire rages near Los Angeles
• Partisan divisions return to the fore as ‘freight train’ wrecks US economy
• Former king Juan Carlos (82) to leave Spain amid financial scandal
• Bridge victims’ families boycott opening of replacemen­t
• Russian hackers ‘stole classified files from UK minister’s email’
• ‘Burglar bots’ will slip in the letter box
• HUME LIFTED CURTAIN ON TROUBLES TO LET PEACE LIGHT IN
• Fine Gael should really keep Fianna Fáil at a safe distance
• Rain, old friend, it’s time to talk
• UK’s FCA demands insurers treat business closure claims fairly
• Credit unions hit with negative
• Irish oil firms strike deals in Nigeria & Jamaica
• Risk of Germany’s constituti­onal court banning QE is averted
• EU willing to budge on state aid rules to get a Brexit deal
• How clothing choices can speak volumes about politician­s’ values
• Why cash is still king when saying ‘thanks’ for good service
• O’Callaghan eyes maiden Group One with Steel Bull
• O’Brien issues an ‘aggressive’ rallying cry for consolatio­n tie
• Rocket says records ‘overrated’ as he sets fastest Crucible time
• GREYHOUND RACING
• Lowry and Power on the up after encouragin­g top-10 finishes
• There’s nearly a guilt going up to see your parents –
• Meath want to be playing Dublin, we don’t think we’re too far away – Tobin
• Canavan’s broken wrist a serious blow for club and county
• Saints pay price as Candystrip­es pounce to make capital gains
• Brentford eye €175m windfall from winner-takes-all derby
• Gunners primed to swoop if Willian decides to quit Chelsea
• FIFA slams ‘grotesque’ Infantino proceeding­s
• Pre-season fitness concerns starting to ring true as club injury toll mounts
• Travel issues cast doubt over Kenny’s Irish bow
• Crowds of 500 set to boost GAA and soccer games
• United closing in on Sancho deal
• ‘I DON’T PLAY GOLF SO WHAT ELSE CAN I DO?’ – EVERGREEN KILDARE STAR ON LINING OUT FOR CLUB AT 42
• MAJOR DROUGHT NO LONGER A MINOR WORRY FOR MERCURIAL McILROY

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